Binary Hub,
Dublin

Binary Hub is a student housing in Dublin that offers a variety of ensuites to choose from. All units feature a double bed, a wardrobe, a workspace, an en-suite bathroom, plenty of storage, and a shared kitchen and living area.

The residence offers plenty of facilities and amenities. These include Wi-Fi, a 24/7 on-site team, an events programme, and a modern gym. Other services include a common room, a study room, a laundry room, and secure bike storage.

The capital and largest city of Ireland, Dublin, is a great home away from home for international students. This inviting city's inhabitants are known for being nice and welcoming. Its craic "crack," a mix of repartee, playfulness, knowledge, and sardonic and deflating insight, has attracted writers, thinkers, and travellers for decades. 

The building is located on Bonham Street, just a short ride from the centre of the city. It is surrounded by plenty of exciting and interesting locations, including eatery spots, entertainment venues, and other places of interest. If you’d like to have a mouth-watering pasta dish, Proof Urban Italian is only six minutes away, and it makes the best classic Italian fare in the neighbourhood! If you’re craving a delicious burrito, then Boojum Smithfield is the place to go! It offers Mexican food in a vibrant atmosphere. Panda Restaurant Sushi and Burger is another nearby eatery serving sushi and burger in a cosy space.

When you need to do some grocery shopping, Lidl supermarket is just around the corner, and it has various products at affordable prices to cater to your needs. Before you head off for your busy day on campus, we suggest you go for a refreshing morning walk at the nearby Croppies Memorial Park, where you can enjoy the fresh air and the lovely scenery. Over the weekend, you may enjoy a night out with your friends and watch the latest box office movies at the Cineworld movie theatre. You may also choose to go on a shopping spree at the Jervis Shopping Centre, where you’ll find lots of shops, stores, and boutiques. Another thing you can do during the weekend is visit the iconic Dublin Castle, where you can explore its grounds and learn all about the local history of the city.

·  Free early arrival in August or September as long as the room booked is available to self-isolate (check with the property teams).  

·  Free dual occupancy in all studios across the estate.

Highlights Nearby:

TU Dublin, Aungier Street is a 22-minute walk away from the building. Thomas Street, stop 1997 is a five-minute walk from the building. Museum Luas tram stop is seven minutes away.